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Old 03-06-2010, 17:01
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Yeah I severely doubt the Irish dates (if they even happen) will have BSP. We always get crap support. I remember 2004 everyone got Razorlight and we got some shite band I've never heard of.

Belfast more than likely isn't happening. It's not even a SATT situation where they could do a festival like Belsonic (T Vital's crap replacement) cos the lineup's already been announced.
I think they will do some Irish shows after the UK tour. I wouldn't be surprised if they played Belfast and Dublin during late November or early December. There is no reason why they wouldn't do Belfast again. The Belfast gig sold out last June.
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Also during the Belfast show last year James claimed that "We'll never ever turn our backs on this city." And now JDB isn't a lying type is he?
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Old 03-06-2010, 17:44
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Now that I'm going to see them across the water, I hope they play Ireland later in the year or early next year.

They should do a proper Irish tour. That would be mental.
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Old 03-06-2010, 19:08
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YES!!
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How many potatoes does it take to kill an Irishman?



None.
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Is that meant to be fucking funny? Twat!
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What he said!
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Old 04-06-2010, 10:09
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Now that I'm going to see them across the water, I hope they play Ireland later in the year or early next year.

They should do a proper Irish tour. That would be mental.
Indeed, it'd be daycent

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How many potatoes does it take to kill an Irishman?

None.
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Old 04-06-2010, 21:12
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None.
Is this meant to be anything but offensive?
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Is this meant to be anything but offensive?
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Is this meant to be anything but offensive?
I doubt it.

Written by someone who likes to revel in ignorance.

Back on topic...
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None.
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Is that meant to be fucking funny? Twat!
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Is this meant to be anything but offensive?
wow, Red...you've accomplished the task of being neither funny, offensive nor cool at the same time, simply stoopid. well done.
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"No Irish date" would be a more apt title as dates is an improbability. The two dates in winter 2007 were a once-off. They sold out though! Dublin and Belfast are usually on the cards though as mentioned the last time they did a big tour like this, Send Away the Tigers may/June 2007 Ireland was left off it as well.

With regards to this being a "UK Tour" being a reason why there's no gigs in Ireland... well last year's tour was a "UK Tour" and there was a gig in Dublin. There's not been an exclusive "Irish tour" I don't think ever. There's certainly not been a tour of gigs in Ireland in at least 10 years. Shame they leave out Cork actually. There's a ferry from Wales to there and they'd have no bother selling tickets. The Olympia in Dublin where they played last year seems to be fairly free around Oct.
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Old 08-06-2010, 19:06
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wow, Red...you've accomplished the task of being neither funny, offensive nor cool at the same time, simply stoopid. well done.
Agreed, it's not racist though.
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Old 08-06-2010, 19:07
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"No Irish date" would be a more apt title as dates is an improbability. The two dates in winter 2007 were a once-off. They sold out though! Dublin and Belfast are usually on the cards though as mentioned the last time they did a big tour like this, Send Away the Tigers may/June 2007 Ireland was left off it as well.
Well dublin and belfast are dates, and is what I would suspect eventually.
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